Dong Nai booth among Top 30 “Outstanding Exhibition Spaces” at 2025 Autumn Fair

At the closing ceremony of the first Autumn Fair 2025, the organizers honored 30 “Outstanding Exhibition Spaces” of the event, including the booth representing Dong Nai Province.

The 2025 Autumn Fair covered a total exhibition area of 130,000 square meters, featuring 3,000 booths from more than 2,500 domestic and international enterprises and organizations. The event attracted an average of 100,000 visitors per day, setting a record for trade promotion fairs ever held in Vietnam.

Perspective view of the Dong Nai booth at the 2025 Autumn Fair. Photo: Archive

According to the fair organizers, honoring the 30 “Outstanding Exhibition Spaces” acknowledged thorough preparation, promoted transparency and responsibility in adhering to quality standards, and served as a communication driver to boost sales for participating units.

The “Outstanding Exhibition Spaces” also affirmed the vitality of a fair that converged all key elements: Culture, Trade, Creativity, and Integration. Each booth represents a story as a slice of the development strategy of a locality, enterprise, or industry.

The Dong Nai Province booth at the 2025 Autumn Fair is constantly bustling with visitors and shoppers. Photo: Xuan Luong

The Dong Nai booth, located in Hall 6 with an area of 200 square meters, was considered a favorable space for hosting trade activities, promoting trade, and introducing the land and people of Dong Nai.

Under the theme “Dong Nai: Integration and Development,” the province’s booth showcased the entire process of Dong Nai’s economic, industrial, and commercial growth, from its traditional agricultural foundation and industrial production strength to the development of transportation, logistics, and technology infrastructure aimed at global integration.

Through its exhibition space, Dong Nai sought to convey the image of a dynamic, modern region that both preserves its cultural identity and serves as one of Vietnam’s leading hubs of industry, commerce, agriculture, and tourism. The province also presented itself as a gateway to ASEAN ready to stand alongside global development and contribute to affirming Vietnam’s position on the international economic and trade map.

By Xuan Luong - Translated by Huyen Trang, Minho